Last reviews in Medium Format Cameras

Last reviews in Medium Format Cameras

• Guest 25th November 2009

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  I started with a £99 Mamiya C2 with 105mm f/3.5 lens, and over the following months added a 180mm f/4.5 Super, 80mm f/2.8 and 65mm f/3.5 lens and pentaprism finder. All components are optically exception
  

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• Guest 19th November 2009

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  AGFA ISOLY III with Apotar 3.9 lens and Pronto shutter.
  With the demise of 127 format colour slide films this is a way out of this dilema. The super slide (4x4 format) fan has with this camera a low cost o
  

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• Guest 29th June 2009

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  Mamiya Press/Universal is one of the best portable cameras. Quality at all levels.
  

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• Guest 20th April 2009

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  Easy to use. Versatile with many optional components. Rather inexpensive now, however. We have 2 model Mamiya 645's . Wild horses couldn't take them away.
  

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• dRm53 3rd April 2009

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  Got my Mamiya 645 1000s last year and really pleased. Can't belive how cheap you can buy those film rollers. I like Keh because most their accessories have a warranty. Also picked up some good deals on Ebay.
  

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• Guest 10th February 2009

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  The Kiev 60 is the best medium format Camera ever.It's cheap, easy to handle, compatible to the zeiss jena, arsenal kiev and schneider kreuznach lenses.Reliable and resistant against temprerature vari
  

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• Valerio Ricciardi 4th February 2009

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  The Mamiya C330 f is excellent value-for-money. Central shutter: syncronize X and FP on all the shutter scale. Good quality of optics, due also to the relatively free design (no movable mirror) of the lens. Ver
  

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• Valerio Ricciardi 27th January 2009

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  Kiev 88 TTL is a cheap but not for principiant photographer camera. If you are expert and you have a good manuality, buy it at bargain price, and you will have a value-for-money at top level with surprising fin
  

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• Guest 18th January 2009

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  This camera is a solid retro looking chap, but its focus and clarity are second to none. The shear quality of prints I deveolped are outstanding. A lovely beast. Found slightly difficult adjusting to the fact
  

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• bmorrison00 23rd November 2008

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  Excellent camera, pictures always come out like a pro. Excellent photos and ease of handling. Metering of light is exact but get it calibrated. I got my 645 calibrated for free at a Mamiya show. I really can't
  

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